caba

Caba, also known as the Municipality of Caba, is a first-class municipality located in the province of La Union, Philippines. It is situated in the northwestern part of Luzon Island, facing the West Philippine Sea. The municipality is known for its agricultural productivity, particularly in rice and tobacco cultivation. Its coastline features several beaches that are popular among tourists, offering a relaxed atmosphere and opportunities for recreational activities.

The history of Caba is intertwined with the early Spanish colonial period in the Philippines. It was established as a visita under the parish of Bauang and later became an independent parish. Over time, it developed into a significant settlement within the province. The local economy relies heavily on agriculture and fishing, with many residents engaged in farming or operating small fishing ventures.

Geographically, Caba is characterized by its coastal plains and some inland hilly areas. The municipality is divided into various barangays, each with its own distinct community and local governance. Its proximity to larger cities like San Fernando makes it an accessible destination. The local culture is influenced by Ilocano traditions, reflected in its language, cuisine, and festivals. Caba remains a vital part of La Union's agricultural landscape and a growing tourist spot.